The Works of Ben Jonson...: With Notes Critical and Explanatory, and a Biographical Memoir, 3. sējumsG. and W. Nicol, 1816 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 46.
281. lappuse
... court , He may be forced to come , that your grave eyes May bear strong witness of his strange impostures . Volt . Upon my faith and credit with your vir- tues , He is not able to endure the air . 2 Avoc . Bring him , however . 3 Avoc ...
... court , He may be forced to come , that your grave eyes May bear strong witness of his strange impostures . Volt . Upon my faith and credit with your vir- tues , He is not able to endure the air . 2 Avoc . Bring him , however . 3 Avoc ...
311. lappuse
... court is set . Corv . We must maintain Our first tale good , for both our reputations . Corb . Why , mine's no tale : my son would there have kill'd me . Coro . That's true , I had forgot : -mine is , I'm sure . But for your Will , sir ...
... court is set . Corv . We must maintain Our first tale good , for both our reputations . Corb . Why , mine's no tale : my son would there have kill'd me . Coro . That's true , I had forgot : -mine is , I'm sure . But for your Will , sir ...
386. lappuse
... court think it a most desperate impair to their quickness of wit , and good carriage , if they cannot give occasion for a man to court ' em ; and when an amorous discourse is set on foot , minister as good matter to continue it , as ...
... court think it a most desperate impair to their quickness of wit , and good carriage , if they cannot give occasion for a man to court ' em ; and when an amorous discourse is set on foot , minister as good matter to continue it , as ...
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